In the secret chamber, Su Xiao looked at the crimson scepter on the display rack ahead. Although the scepter's exterior was sealed beneath a layer of World Tree resin, his extensive experience appraising Sin Objects let him recognize it at a glance: this was undoubtedly a Head Level Sin Object.
Sin Objects were extremely rare throughout the myriad worlds. Head Level Sin Objects were rarer still—only a few existed.
Ordinary experts might never encounter a single Sin Object in their entire lives.
99.99% of living beings would never come into contact with a Sin Object even once. Of course, after contact, their lives would most likely end on the spot.
There were very few Sin Objects. Even those with a chance of reaching the supreme level rarely crossed paths with them over their long lives, and the odds of obtaining one were even lower.
Su Xiao's current situation kept overturning the records about Sin Objects he had learned in the Soul Library. Or rather, ever since he had held the Book of Sin, which sealed four Sin Objects, he had begun to wonder whether those records were wrong.
At this moment, Su Xiao confirmed one thing: the records were most likely correct. The reason he had encountered so many Sin Objects probably wasn't bad luck, but something more straightforward.
Su Xiao had never considered that he possessed a constitution that attracted Sin Objects, or anything similar. He therefore had to speculate from other angles about why he kept encountering them.
The first possibility was that Sin Objects attracted one another, but that theory was eliminated first. As the holder of four Sin Objects, Su Xiao had considerable authority on the matter. Sin Objects did not attract one another. Furthermore, Head Level Sin Objects restrained one another; otherwise, the Book of